Roberts, Priscilla Mary  <br/><br/>
Bonds across borders : Women, China, and international relations in the modern world/ 
Priscilla Mary Roberts; Peiqun He 
 - UK:  Cambridge,  2007. 
 - 300 p. 
<br/><br/>Introduction: Women and International Relations: A Historian's View .<br/>Priscilla Roberts<br/>Part I: Gender, War, and Peace in International Relations<br/>Chapter One.<br/>Women/Gender and International Relations: An Overview Rosemary Foot<br/>Chapter Two. Man, the State, and Sovereignty: The Construction, Practice, and Remaking of Sovereignty from a Feminist Standpoint Qiu Fang<br/>Chapter Three.. Women's International Organizations, the United Nations,<br/>and International Relations He Peiqun<br/>Chapter Four. War and Peace from a Gender Perspective Hu Chuanrong<br/>Chapter Five. The American Woman's Peace Party and Its Heritage<br/>He Hui<br/>Chapter Six... Women and Security Studies: Some Observations<br/>Wu Chunsi<br/>Part 11: Women as Diplomats: The Public Sphere<br/>Chapter SevenMadeleine Albright and Condoleeza Rice: The Woman Question and US Foreign Policy<br/>Joan Hoff<br/>Chapter Eight Women and Diplomacy Julia Chang Bloch<br/>Chapter Nine. Women in a Changing World Song Yimin<br/>Chapter Ten. Tentative Reflections on Women's Diplomatic Role and Position Xia Yongfang<br/>Chapter Eleven. Women, Marriage, and International Relations Li Yingtao<br/>Part 111: Women and Informal Diplomacy<br/>Chapter Twelve The Song Sisters and British Diplomacy Toward China, 1915-1943 Chan Lau Kit-ching<br/>Chapter Thirteen.. Clara Haslewood and the Children of Empire: Colonial Policy International Relations, and "Child Slavery" in Hong Kon^<br/>David M. Pom fret<br/>Chapter Fourteen. Women Missionaries and Sino-British Relations, 1900-1949<br/>Peter Cunich<br/>Chapter Fifteen Jessie Boyd: Undocumented Participant in Sino-Canadian<br/>International Relations, 1912-1947 Thomas A. Stanley<br/>Chapter Sixteen. "This One Thing 1 Do": A Singie-Minded American in China<br/>Norman G. Owen<br/>Part IV: Looking Forward: Future Directions<br/>Chapter Seventeen. Little Cause(s) for Celebration; American Women, "Domestic Policy,"<br/>and International Relations Gordon E. Slethaug<br/>Chapter Eighteer Perspectives on Women and Diplomacy: A View from Hong Kong<br/>Staci Ford<br/>Chapter Nineteen Gender and International Relations: Future Directions<br/>Linda J. Yarr 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9781847182807 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Women -- Political activity -- China -- Congresses. <br/>SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Feminism & Feminist Theory. <br/>Women -- Political activity.
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>327  / ROB/B